HomePower 3000 Portable Power Station, 3072Wh, 3600W AC Output

I chose this model and brand over the Bluetti since this one has a 30 amp outlet on it. This means I can plug my camper into it without rigging up a series of cords & adapters. I mostly purchased it so I could run my office (computer, monitors, router) for a couple of days when the power goes out. It's heavy, but not so heavy that I can't lug it into the kitchen and plug my freezer into it as well. My power went out a couple of weeks ago for over 12 hours. I had to drag out a gas generator, fill it with gas, get it started and run my freezer & office for a day. That's when I decided to purchase this power station. I may not need it for a while, but when I need it I know it'll be there, ready to go. I used it as a UPS for a couple of days, but it is too noisy for daily office use. The fan runs around 60 decibels whenever there is a power draw (booting up the computer, running a CPU/GPU intensive program, or even opening a web browser (firefox seemed to make the fan kick on every time). But that's okay, I have other UPS devices I use instead. I recommend this model to anyone who would ordinarily dread dragging out a gas generator for power outages lasting less than a day or two.

So nice, dry camping in a 30ft TT while running any AC power needed. Of course you won’t get a weeks worth of air conditioning, but keep use sensible, and you’ll get to use that RV and it’s luxuries that you paid for. Recharges fast, and the 200w solar system that I got with it sure helps keep it up. But… there’s a reason it has two handles. If you have a challenge lifting and carrying 60+ lbs, then it won’t seem very portable. I have one secured in the rear of my TT, over the wheels. The regular 30amp power connection comes to it through a service cover (most rv’s have this) next to the circuit breaker - transformer box, then plugs directly into the Big Jack, no outside wire. The TT thinks its on full 30amp hookup. Because it is… I can do this for 3 days or more if I don’t use air conditioning and reasonable use of microwave, with fridge, stove, furnace and hot water running on propane. Solar top off by day, movie night every night on the 43” tv and stereo, with quick snacks in the microwave. Phones and laptops charging, electric blanket warming up the bed. Then morning with Keurig coffee and toasted bagels, surfing Starlink. I laugh at dry camping… Big and heavy, but so very worth it. I need to figure out how to wire it to charge it from the tow vehicle while in transit instead of walking it back and forth to the crew cab, which is good exercise.

I already own a 1,000, 2,000 and now a 3,000 Jackery power stations. I mostly use them for camping. I didn’t think I would use the Bluetooth option but realized it pretty cool to see progress of it's solar charging from my phone. Awesome well built product I know I can depend on for years. It is a little bit heavy but worth it. Highly recommended.

Update: Brian from Jackery reached out to me and was a huge help. He did everything in his power to help me and getting me a new working unit. So while I was upset with the first unit, Jackery more than made up for the issue I faced. Highly recommend Jackery for their products and their customer service. Mine was dead on arrival! Working with Jakery for returning it was great initially but had to call again and John in the customer service group changed my mind on that. He said there was noting he could do to help me because he couldn’t find my original order! Not sure why. Basically I paid $1100+ for a very heavy paper weight! If you are going to buy this, you might want to look elsewhere. Amazon basically works only as the order taker. They can’t help either.

The best when power goes out. I was able to power large tv, router and internet as well as lamps and electric blanket for many hours.

Cannot recommend this product. The build in an ESP32 logic board which can do 1000's of things, but the device reaches some failure point where nothing works. The AC Button does not work and there is no way to "reset" it. The only solution I find is unhooking the solar charging (2x 200watt panels) and then the system comes alive again. Our usage is about 55watts from dusk till minding, then 14watts all night (dusk till dawn) on the AC plugs. Its inside a storage compartment for the RV, out of the sun. Full runtime when testing was 38 hours if no failure happens. Charging is consistently 250-390watts. Since it goes to zero, enters a software/and soft button failure mode, it never "boots to monitor battery level" and then comes back on in some pre-determined state. So it simply does not work unless you manage and tend to it physically. There is no wifi connectivity because we don't connect it to anything, and bluetooth is only useful when in proximity. Thus there is no way to come back and have it operational, its just simply in a failed state until you manually unplug and replug the solar.

Love this thing, This is my 4th jackery. I have the 240, 500, 1000v2 and likes a month ago bought the HomePower 3000. The price Is fantastic. Its about 60 lbs to carry, but has the good side grips. This thing will basiclly run you house almost. It will run you camp trailer! We have times when the power goes out at home. This will help with that ad well it will be perfect for quiet camping!

I use this Jackery solar generator at my houseboat when I leave I’ll leave only the refrigerator on very low setting when I get back. I have 80% storage still remaining on the unit after two weeks. I love it. I love it.

Works better than expected. Disappointed with method of delivery as communication was not very good regarding location for pickup

This great invention saved my basement from flooding.

Easy setup, very portable, silent operation.

Haven’t had a need to se it yet. Charged up fine.